We’re one step closer to building the world’s largest Christian landmark
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Richard Gamble2023-06-16T14:22:00
Hundreds of Christians have gathered near Birmingham to pray on the site where the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer will be constructed. Richard Gamble believes it was a significant moment of Christian unity
Last Thursday at 12pm, Christian leaders across all denominations, gathered to bless the site in Coleshill, Birmingham where the world’s largest Christian landmark, Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, will start construction early next year.
On this historic day we witnessed the coming together of a diverse collective of Christians, united in worship, reciting a prayer written for the event, walking from East to West to consecrate the land where the wall will be built.
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